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Assassin's Creed: Revelations – Path to Revelations was a Facebook game that was first made available on 27 October 2011 and ended on 29 November 2011.

Description[edit | edit source]

"Welcome to Constantinople! You will have to prove yourself if you want to rise through our ranks. Artefacts of great value have been lost during the secular conflicts between the Templars and the Assassins. They are now hidden in the heart of this city. Your objective is to find them before the other assassins do, in order to increase your score and prove you are the best of us!"

Players were tasked to find hidden artifacts in different locations throughout Constantinople. In order to do so, the players were given up to three hints for each artifact to find out their locations. However, players could only search a certain number of locations every day.

There were two types of artefacts. Standard Artefacts and Special Artefacts. The Standard Artefacts were found within the locations of the game and the Special Artefacts were found in the non-canon Assassin's Creed: Revelations mobile game. For each artefact found, players were granted different rewards.^[1]

Gameplay[edit | edit source]

Players could only interact and search for artefacts when they had enough Action Points left. Searching a location required one Action Point, and moving to another location cost one Action Point for each square. Action Points reloaded over time and their amount could be increased by leveling up. When the player either failed a search or waited for a time, they would get hints on where to search for which artefact. For each search, players would increase their points depending on how successful they were. When the points reach a set marker, the player would level up and thus increase their available Action Points to use.^[1]

HUD[edit | edit source]

Level[edit | edit source]

Showed the player's level and the associated name, level progress, points, and current rank compared to other players.

Progress[edit | edit source]

Showed the player's overall progress in percentage, the amount of hints, Normal and Special Artefacts found and remaining Action Points.

Task Menu[edit | edit source]

Allowed the player to switch between the Map of Constantinople, the Guild Archives, and the Leaderboard.

Artefacts[edit | edit source]

Artefact	Description	Hint 1	Hint 2	Hint 3	Reward
Dagger	A Damascus steel dagger of great quality. It is said that such blades can slice a piece of silk floating in the wind...	An Artefact is located in a Market.	The Market is located next to an Aqueduct.	The Market is located East of an Cistern.	Video from prod - "Interstitial"^{[citation needed]}
Altaïr's sword	Holding his weapon in my hands is enough to make me relive adventures of this legendary grand master.	An Artefact is located on an Aqueduct.	The Aqueduct is located between another Aqueduct and a Cistern.	The Artefact is not located next to a Market.	Artwork - "Ezio's face"
Templar's helm	A solid and imposing piece of armor whose etchings betray its affiliations.	An Artefact is located in a Cistern.	The Cistern is located to the west of a Templar's camp.	The Templar's camp is next to a Market.	Wallpaper - "PC"
Templar's robe	The illustrious apparel of the Robert de Sablé's guards. They must have not gone unnoticed.	An Artefact is located in a Templar's camp.	The Templar's camp is located near a Mosque.	The Mosque is located next to a Forge.	Artwork - "Bombs"
Medallion	The distinctive symbol of the Order in a pendant depicting a horse mounted by two horsemen.	An Artefact is located in a Stable.	The Stable is located near a Mosque.	The Stable is not located next to a library.	Video - "The End of an Era"
Byzantine vase	A painted amphora bedecked with biblical symbols. It bears the mark of the Imperial Services of Constantinople.	An Artefact is located in a Mosque.	The Mosque is located to the south of a Cistern.	The Cistern is located next to a Stable.	Artwork - "ACR Soldiers"
Chalice	This old goblet fascinates me; I have the feeling that I have already heard of it.	An Artefact is located in a Church.	The Church is next to a Library.	The Church is located to the South of the Cistern Artefact.	Wallpaper - "Smartphone"
Ancient book	On the first page I can decipher the words: "Nothing is true, everything is permitted", but the name of the author has worn away.	An Artefact is located in a Library.	The Library is located to the North of a Templar's camp.	The Library is located between two Stables.	Artwork - "Yusuf"
Assassin's tunic	The illustrious apparel of the Assassins of Masyaf. As light and dazzling as an eagle's feathers.	An Artefact is located in a Jail.	The Jail is not located next to a Palace.	The Jail is near a University.	Encyclopedia - "Ezio double page"
Templar's sword	When I lift up the thick blade, I notice that the bronze pommel reflects the light with an intense shimmer.	An Artefact is located in a Forge.	The Forge is not to the East of a Mosque.	The Forge is by the sea.	Ezio's Fury close-up pictures
Crown	The crown of King Baldwin, Emperor of Constantinople.	An Artefact is located in a Palace.	The Palace is next to a Catacomb.	The Catacomb is located to the West of the Palace.	Novel, The Secret Crusade - first chapter
Byzantine shroud	This Sophisticated material was used to swathe the body of a man of the church.	An Artefact is located in a Catacomb.	The Catacomb is not located between the 3 Palaces.	The Artefact is located in the easternmost Catacomb.	Comics - pages 1 to 4
Firuza	I have never set eyes on a turquoise stone that was more imposing than this.	An Artefact is located in a Trading post.	The Trading post is located between 2 Ports.	The Trading post is to the East of the Church Artefact.	iOS App^{[citation needed]} – "AC Rearmed"
Scimitar	This fearsome weapon used by the Muslims seems to be several centuries old. The blade is of a dull blue, but it still has a sharp edge.	An Artefact is located in a Port.	The Port is located to the East of a Church.	The Church is located to the West of a Mosque.	Uplay actions and rewards
Ring	Bits of wax indicate that this ring served as a seal, doubtless for an important member of the Order.	An Artefact is located in a Sewer.	The Sewer is by the water.	The Sewer is next to a Church.	Video - "Multiplayer gameplay"
Treasure chest	This chest served as a reliquary for the Order. Though it is unsealed, I dare not reveal what it contains.	An Artefact is located in a Watchtower.	The Watchtower is located on the Western edge of the map.	The Watchtower is not located next to a University.	Video - "Hookblade Gamplay"
Hourglass	This time-keeper contains astonishingly fine and golden sand.	An Artefact is located in a University.	The University is located to the south of a Watchtower.	The University is located next to the Jail Artefact.	Video - "Previously on"
Altaïr's throwing knives	Holding his weapon in my hands is enough to make me relive the adventures of this legendary grand master.	An Artefact is located in a Library.	The Library is located to the West of the 3 Cisterns.	The Library is located next to the Jail Artefact.	iOS App^{[citation needed]} "AC Recollection"

Special Artefacts[edit | edit source]

Artefact	Description	Reward
Templar's shield	This wooden Mandorla shield is quite useless as a defense against the Fraternity.	Artwork - "Weapon renders"
Saladin coin	The coinage of the Ayyubid dynasty, forgotten testament to the third crusade.	Encyclopedia - "Altaïr double page"
Richard the Lionheart coin	The coinage of the Kingdom of England, forgotten testament to the third crusade.	Encyclopedia - "Constantinople double page"
Retractable assassin's blade	With its ingenious and discrete mechanism, it is a perfect embodiment of our philosophy.	BD pages 1 & 2 Video - Single Player Walkthrough for E3 Demo.
Abacus	This sceptre is the command staff of the Master of the Order. It must hold great power for the Templars.	Video from prod - "Thank you for playing"

Behind the scenes[edit | edit source]

According to Community Developer Gabe Graziani,^{[citation needed]} QR codes were hidden throughout the game which would unlock additional content in the Assassin's Creed: Revelations mobile game.

The pictures for the three hints for every artefact, when put together, created Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man.

There was also a Path to Revelations app on the Apple and Android Markets, which let the player view their progress and which artefacts they had obtained or could find.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

The map of Constantinople in Path to Revelations
Path to Revelations Map with Treasures
Artwork - "Ezio's face"
Wallpaper - "PC"
Artwork - "Bombs"
Artwork - "Soldiers"
Wallpaper - "Smartphone"
Artwork - "Yusuf"
Encyclopedia - "Ezio double page"
Encyclopedia - "Altaïr double page"
Encyclopedia - "Constantinople double page"
The first four pages of Assassin's Creed: The Fall
Excerpt from Assassin's Creed 3: Accipiter
Excerpt from Assassin's Creed 3: Accipiter

References[edit | edit source]

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Assassin's Creed Revelations – Path to Revelaions. Facebook (27 October 2011). Retrieved on 27 October 2011. (content now obsolete and unarchived)

[Facebook-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Assassin's Creed Revelations – Path to Revelaions. Facebook (27 October 2011). Retrieved on 27 October 2011. (content now obsolete and unarchived)

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